I have owned an Evolve 50 system for 20 months or so. It is used in an acoustic duo setting using two guitars with built in pickups and two vocal mics and performs very well. Having compared the Bose system and EV system at Guitar Center before purchasing, there was no comparison. Price was not an issue with me. I wanted simplicity and great sound. The Evolve 50 cranks more and can be used for larger venues with more people. Also, during breaks the system has been used to play various styles of R&R and puts out impressive volume and tone. I have no issue with Bose, but like to adjust my tone the way I want it and the EV allows this, which was a key point for me. Having said that, both systems are very good and will serve the user well if they believe in them. You will never be happy with a sound system that you do not believe is the right one for you and your ears. We are all different, so there will never be a consensus on this.
There is definitely great warmth with the Bose. The Bose always sounds good at home and with small venues but when it comes to a larger scale and live settings it will not be able to hang with the EV! The EV's will continue to get louder and with clarity.
I compared the two today in guitar center. Side by side. Bose is a little crisper, and i little louder. But not $1000 crisper and $1000 louder. EV sounded really good too. JBL Eon One Pro couldn't hold a candle to either one. But battery power is pretty cool, so I expect EV and Bose to come up with their own battery versions. With Bose being the innovator in this tech, I bet whatever's next will be amazing. But for the price, I'm leaning towards EV. Especially with the DSP and Bluetooth. Plus I like one tidy unit without that huge footprint tripping hazard of a base Bose has. Plus...without the Bose separate $500 tuner there is no way to check your gain levels, no delay settings and just one input. No disrespect to Bose, I look forward to what they come up with next. But I believe with the competition they may have to lower the price a tad!!! Wonder when QSC will release a tower system......WATCH OUT!!!!!
Tripping hazard? It stands up- he put it on it's side, for starters. Secondly, if you are an entertainer and can't avoid tripping over your own amps and sound system, you might want to find something else to do. 🤣
I was a Bose guy too. Disappointed with excessive clipping on F1 system, sold them all 2 subs and 2 speakers, purchased just 2 QSC k12.2 and that's it! happy again!
I have bose f1 and qsc 12.2. Bose wins all day long. I did a comparison test with 6 people. None knew which was playing and all went for the bose, Every time.
@@mshep6318 of course… if you make a survey aleatory on a thousand people maybe 90% would say the same because QSC is a brand known on the musicians environment. Is just the fame. By other means you probably have the tendency to favor Bose even if you don’t notice a difference in quality of sound. But my opinion weights on the fact that I am a college graduated electronics tech, and also work on a daily basis in a recording studio… nothing even near a DJ work, just in case. I had the chance to measure the power that the F1 manage and is significant less than the QSC, and that measure was done using the oscillator of my Mackie DL16S on 40Hz, 120Hz., 1KHz and 7KHz, measuring both voltage and amperes RMS. Bose is a well known brand, no more. You had the opinion of 6 people.. who were at least a musician? I used two F1s, two F1Subs, plus four S1 as floor monitors in an event for the Mayor of Miami Beach in a ballroom with 300 people, that was my worse Bose experience. And instead of get the opinion of 6 regular people I was with my 7 members band, half of them with recordings studios at home… specially the pianist told me the horrible when hos S1 monitor turned off dur to clipping
@@thelatinensemble4670 congratulations on your qualifications, however, you are assuming quite a lot. You have no idea who was listening to my small test and to be honest, weather they are musicians or not is immaterial. It is what 'they' prefer, what sounds better. My test was done on a flat eq, and at the same level. I have been sound engineering for many years and I get fed up with 'purist audiophiles' that try and put me down spouting on about "No highs, no lows, it has to be bose" rubbish. Until they hear my mix. I am not going to name drop, but I have mixed for some high end bands, singers even comedians and shows. I have only ever had praise regarding the quality of the sound. Now, all our ears are different, and I'm not saying my ears hear better than yours. I just do not conform to what people expect me to say, purely what I can offer as a provider of sound for their gigs or shows. If I ever hear better, I'll let you know!
@@mshep6318 that’s completely right, and I learn in statistics at college that always there is an average, so even statistics asume… my wife is my sound engineer and she has over 5 years experience, I did her training, still today I teach her and when there is something wrong I let her know, she gladly accept all my recommendations because I got out of college in May 1986, and then made studies in accoustics. Let me give you an example and I will use my wife. Recently and justo to test it I purchased the RCF Evox J8, which is different than a full range speaker. She prefers the sound of the QSC, but I could demonstrate the reach of a column of tweeters better than only one, even with the good dispersion that the QSC’s have. She told me also the fact that in 5 years doing sound for my band she never had a feedback and questioned why most of the live bands always have feedbacks, my answer was exactly what you stated: Flat. Everything flat. You can make adjustments on each instrument, but the main out or FOH needs to be flat, unless you critically need to compensate something. Thanks for your opinion and hope we can help each other again!
If you hear this in real life and not through a cameras mic... you'll understand why EV runs show. It will keep its clarity at a WAAAY higher spl than bose ever can
Bose don't push for high sound pressure levels, never have. They prefer to get the frequencies right. But remember Bose are the kings of DSP Digital signal processing. They have to be when you reduce the physical size of a driver or cabinet. Everything is a trade-off. personally i could not tell the difference. You can only really compare running each one seperately - switching between the two.
Thank you. I have two of those same Bose I got YEARS ago and they still sound great. I feel the Bose bass is more tight and accurate compared to evolve 50. And remember Bose invented the portable line array. Everyone else is just copying.
both songs start in the same key of Gb Major. but yes it still does not match harmonically for a good mash-up especially when the vocals modulate at the end
My Bose original L1 Model 1 has 34 speakers all the way down..There seems to be a big empty space between the high speakers and the sub on the EV Evolve
Ditched my Bose system. I use backing tracks in my duo . Bose fell flat on the punch. Even with two bass units. Evolve 50M makes a big difference on the low end. Average place we play hold between 50 and 90 people. Up close on the dance area it really shines . As you move back people can talk. Especially the bar tender and wait staff.
Bose has always been a nice sounding system...but the fact is, the BOSE systems are not only overly expensive...they do NOT have the FLEXIBILITY of the EV speakers...the add-ons and special cables you need for bose make it a non starter for me as a professional mobile DJ. The EV EVOLVE is also more portable
It's quite apparent when running the T1 as the stock configuration is made to very flat response and IMO has way too much midrange. The DJ presets really make the system come to life and also adds a very noticeable bump in bass.
YES SIR! Without the T1 the BOSE sounds flat . With T1 the difference is like Night & Day. I always ran mine with BBE SONIC MAXIMIZERS & that took my sound up about 4 notches .
True. Plus, I did not see this guy making sure the B2 was switched to the + mode. I'm assuming he did, but it would have been nice for him to mention so we could be sure...
@@howardroark8553 The + mode on the back of the sub only works with the L1 model 2 power stand, when used with the L1 model 1S as in the video it makes no difference where you have the switch you get the same output.
Is there any real difference in terms of how the sound spreads (Bose 180° vs I guess 120° or 130° for the EV)? I got a EV Everse 8 which I really like (more than the Bose S1 Pro that I had before) but an older L1 Model II / B2 for bigger venues which is very good for me as well. One big advantage of the Bose beside the nice sound, for me as a performing sax player, is the even and circular spread of no matter where I stand in front of the speaker system.
Can anyone tell me why the sound engineer is huffing & puffing putting together the Bose system, must have preferences to the EV. Tells me a story lol.
The real question is ..if it works for you when you purchased it why look for something else... Do that research before you buy... I can only see upgrading or changing if your gigs get bigger or something breaks.
Thanks for going to the trouble to compare these two systems. I have a live Celtic band and did a gig once with a DJ who had two of the Evolves. It sounded so much better than my system (a powered Mackie mixer and EV non-powered speakers); it just blew me away. I decided to get something like that as soon as I could afford it. Has Bluetooth and you can use a phone app to control them, multiple inputs, easy to set up. I was wondering whether anyone else is doing live music with these things and if there's ever a feedback issue; I've heard that these are designed to defeat feedback. Another bandleader I know is using one Bose L1 and it does sound pretty good, no feedback, no monitors required, just an awesome sound, but very heavy and expensive. Is there a compelling reason to get the Bose, which is an extra $1000? I'd rather buy two EV's which comes to about $600 more than a single Bose. They say you get what you pay for, but in this case, probably even one Evolve is overkill for a band like mine. What do you think?
I noticed the Evolve was jus a hair weaker then the Bose. Maybe the low ends lost it’s presence. I’m searching right now and I was kinda leaning towards the Bose pro 16 any feed backs on that system?
Great review, EV 50m has my vote. Both are very good products. The song selection is a Nice Mash- up, where did you get it from? Multiple DJs have used the same track in their videos as well. I like it!!!
ok, well at least it was on the + position. The plastic pads are there b/c it's made to lock when stacking. When not stacking, it is made to go vertical. Also, if you look at the back, the label and text are all in the vertical position since that is the default position. The cool part is the logo can go either way. www.bose.com/en_us/products/speakers/portable_pa_speakers/l1-model-ii-system-with-b2-bass.html
Yep. Sounds terrible. There' no body or vocal bloom. I think what gets him is the somewhat dry and punchy bass of the EV. Take them out and place them in a room with people, and that EV sounds muffled and boomy with zero "cut". Some systems are designed to sound great, and some systems are designed to sound like someone thinks what an audience wants without actually knowing.
By that logic a modern day copy of a car is not as good as the original model T in drive, comfort, speed, mileage, sound, aerodynamics, safety, storage, and on and on and on. Btw EV pro audio has been around much longer than Bose. BOSE has always been a home audio system
I have been a BOSE fan for a long time. I have to say that I am disappointed with the Bose L1 Mk 2 with BS2 sub. They sound amazing with background music. Hi Fi quality. However, as for a PA system they cannot hack it, even in pairs. Once they are driven to even a reasonable level they just break up. Bose has perfected the science of seduction for your ears. They sound so good until the room fills up. They are good for a solo act with acoustic set up or for solo vocalist with backing tracks only. The Bose L1 system requires very careful handling. It has been said that the original Bose Classic system was by far the best system ever for this particular product design. The EV Evolve system has yet to be tested at some point and I look forward to trying it out. Are there any other further systems that are worth considering?
@@Vito_A_Labella What if we don't have the luxury of owning a large enough vehicle to transport dual 15's or 18's? And we make the best of what we got? your needs are not everyone's needs. Italians.
I heard a J8 at Guitar Center yesterday and it sounded muddy as could be compared to the EV Evolve 50. However, there was no mixer on the J8 that was there and it could be why it sounded muddy. I would like to hear the J12 that some of the DJs here are raving about so, I will have to find when these DJs are using them so, I can hear them. I am still in awe from hearing the EV Evolves since yesterday. They sounded great!
@@djblitz1985 I sold the rcf evox 8 ---wasn't impressed . Plus they look ugly!. I bought EVOLVE 50'S and they sound much better. The EV sub still sucks though---nice low end but DEFINATELY NOT A SUB. Between EVOX 8 & EVOLVE 50 NO COMPARISON, EV WINS BIG.
I have owned an Evolve 50 system for 20 months or so. It is used in an acoustic duo setting using two guitars with built in pickups and two vocal mics and performs very well. Having compared the Bose system and EV system at Guitar Center before purchasing, there was no comparison. Price was not an issue with me. I wanted simplicity and great sound. The Evolve 50 cranks more and can be used for larger venues with more people. Also, during breaks the system has been used to play various styles of R&R and puts out impressive volume and tone. I have no issue with Bose, but like to adjust my tone the way I want it and the EV allows this, which was a key point for me. Having said that, both systems are very good and will serve the user well if they believe in them. You will never be happy with a sound system that you do not believe is the right one for you and your ears. We are all different, so there will never be a consensus on this.
There is definitely great warmth with the Bose. The Bose always sounds good at home and with small venues but when it comes to a larger scale and live settings it will not be able to hang with the EV! The EV's will continue to get louder and with clarity.
I compared the two today in guitar center. Side by side. Bose is a little crisper, and i little louder. But not $1000 crisper and $1000 louder. EV sounded really good too. JBL Eon One Pro couldn't hold a candle to either one. But battery power is pretty cool, so I expect EV and Bose to come up with their own battery versions. With Bose being the innovator in this tech, I bet whatever's next will be amazing. But for the price, I'm leaning towards EV. Especially with the DSP and Bluetooth. Plus I like one tidy unit without that huge footprint tripping hazard of a base Bose has. Plus...without the Bose separate $500 tuner there is no way to check your gain levels, no delay settings and just one input. No disrespect to Bose, I look forward to what they come up with next. But I believe with the competition they may have to lower the price a tad!!! Wonder when QSC will release a tower system......WATCH OUT!!!!!
Brian Sullivan hopefully qsc will 2 x 10” sub be amazing
Tripping hazard? It stands up- he put it on it's side, for starters. Secondly, if you are an entertainer and can't avoid tripping over your own amps and sound system, you might want to find something else to do. 🤣
@@bozire fair enough
I was a Bose guy too. Disappointed with excessive clipping on F1 system, sold them all 2 subs and 2 speakers, purchased just 2 QSC k12.2 and that's it! happy again!
I have bose f1 and qsc 12.2. Bose wins all day long. I did a comparison test with 6 people. None knew which was playing and all went for the bose, Every time.
@@mshep6318 of course… if you make a survey aleatory on a thousand people maybe 90% would say the same because QSC is a brand known on the musicians environment. Is just the fame.
By other means you probably have the tendency to favor Bose even if you don’t notice a difference in quality of sound.
But my opinion weights on the fact that I am a college graduated electronics tech, and also work on a daily basis in a recording studio… nothing even near a DJ work, just in case.
I had the chance to measure the power that the F1 manage and is significant less than the QSC, and that measure was done using the oscillator of my Mackie DL16S on 40Hz, 120Hz., 1KHz and 7KHz, measuring both voltage and amperes RMS.
Bose is a well known brand, no more.
You had the opinion of 6 people.. who were at least a musician?
I used two F1s, two F1Subs, plus four S1 as floor monitors in an event for the Mayor of Miami Beach in a ballroom with 300 people, that was my worse Bose experience. And instead of get the opinion of 6 regular people I was with my 7 members band, half of them with recordings studios at home… specially the pianist told me the horrible when hos S1 monitor turned off dur to clipping
@@thelatinensemble4670 congratulations on your qualifications, however, you are assuming quite a lot. You have no idea who was listening to my small test and to be honest, weather they are musicians or not is immaterial. It is what 'they' prefer, what sounds better. My test was done on a flat eq, and at the same level. I have been sound engineering for many years and I get fed up with 'purist audiophiles' that try and put me down spouting on about "No highs, no lows, it has to be bose" rubbish. Until they hear my mix. I am not going to name drop, but I have mixed for some high end bands, singers even comedians and shows. I have only ever had praise regarding the quality of the sound. Now, all our ears are different, and I'm not saying my ears hear better than yours. I just do not conform to what people expect me to say, purely what I can offer as a provider of sound for their gigs or shows. If I ever hear better, I'll let you know!
@@mshep6318 that’s completely right, and I learn in statistics at college that always there is an average, so even statistics asume… my wife is my sound engineer and she has over 5 years experience, I did her training, still today I teach her and when there is something wrong I let her know, she gladly accept all my recommendations because I got out of college in May 1986, and then made studies in accoustics.
Let me give you an example and I will use my wife. Recently and justo to test it I purchased the RCF Evox J8, which is different than a full range speaker. She prefers the sound of the QSC, but I could demonstrate the reach of a column of tweeters better than only one, even with the good dispersion that the QSC’s have.
She told me also the fact that in 5 years doing sound for my band she never had a feedback and questioned why most of the live bands always have feedbacks, my answer was exactly what you stated: Flat. Everything flat.
You can make adjustments on each instrument, but the main out or FOH needs to be flat, unless you critically need to compensate something.
Thanks for your opinion and hope we can help each other again!
If you hear this in real life and not through a cameras mic... you'll understand why EV runs show.
It will keep its clarity at a WAAAY higher spl than bose ever can
The EV doesn't even spread the sound to all areas- it's a freekin tunnel. The Bose fills the entire room.
Bose don't push for high sound pressure levels, never have. They prefer to get the frequencies right. But remember Bose are the kings of DSP Digital signal processing. They have to be when you reduce the physical size of a driver or cabinet. Everything is a trade-off. personally i could not tell the difference. You can only really compare running each one seperately - switching between the two.
Thank you. I have two of those same Bose I got YEARS ago and they still sound great. I feel the Bose bass is more tight and accurate compared to evolve 50. And remember Bose invented the portable line array. Everyone else is just copying.
Yo tengo 2 Bose l1 16 y si el bajo sienas más ajustado pero la voces del ev 50 suena más limpia y mejor.
Am I the only one bothered by the fact that at 5:58 Whitney changed keys but the "Band" stayed in the old key?
No. It bothered the crap outta me too. Awful mix!
both songs start in the same key of Gb Major. but yes it still does not match harmonically for a good mash-up especially when the vocals modulate at the end
YIKES
Me too.
tone deaf DJ, good idea but poorly executed, i dropped it into logic and fixed it
My Bose original L1 Model 1 has 34 speakers all the way down..There seems to be a big empty space between the high speakers and the sub on the EV Evolve
Very good rating. That's how you wrote it
Ditched my Bose system. I use backing tracks in my duo . Bose fell flat on the punch. Even with two bass units. Evolve 50M makes a big difference on the low end. Average place we play hold between 50 and 90 people. Up close on the dance area it really shines . As you move back people can talk. Especially the bar tender and wait staff.
Evolve 50 sounds clean with a nice thump. hard to compare without being there but very close to the same but EV has this one
Bose has always been a nice sounding system...but the fact is, the BOSE systems are not only overly expensive...they do NOT have the FLEXIBILITY of the EV speakers...the add-ons and special cables you need for bose make it a non starter for me as a professional mobile DJ. The EV EVOLVE is also more portable
Then there's the extra bits and pieces as well as the extra set up time for the Bose. I have a pair of Evolve 30Ms and they are phenomenal!
I think that Bose sounds better as it has really nice bass and treble, EVs sound a bit hollow in lower mids.
No T1 or T4s on the Bose makes it a little unfair since the DJ preset is not enabled.
I never did get the T1. I am sure it does make a difference!
It's quite apparent when running the T1 as the stock configuration is made to very flat response and IMO has way too much midrange. The DJ presets really make the system come to life and also adds a very noticeable bump in bass.
YES SIR! Without the T1 the BOSE sounds flat . With T1 the difference is like Night & Day. I always ran mine with BBE SONIC MAXIMIZERS & that took my sound up about 4 notches .
True. Plus, I did not see this guy making sure the B2 was switched to the + mode. I'm assuming he did, but it would have been nice for him to mention so we could be sure...
@@howardroark8553 The + mode on the back of the sub only works with the L1 model 2 power stand, when used with the L1 model 1S as in the video it makes no difference where you have the switch you get the same output.
Is there any real difference in terms of how the sound spreads (Bose 180° vs I guess 120° or 130° for the EV)? I got a EV Everse 8 which I really like (more than the Bose S1 Pro that I had before) but an older L1 Model II / B2 for bigger venues which is very good for me as well. One big advantage of the Bose beside the nice sound, for me as a performing sax player, is the even and circular spread of no matter where I stand in front of the speaker system.
All you're doing is showing us your camera microphone... No indication of the speaker performance at all
Can anyone tell me why the sound engineer is huffing & puffing putting together the Bose system, must have preferences to the EV.
Tells me a story lol.
Can tell huge difference in quality once ev came on had no volume like bose does and lower dB too.
Good test. I listened thorough a sound system and the Bose had better vocals. Ev had better highs and lows.
Bose sound better
What about comparing them with Syva?
The real question is ..if it works for you when you purchased it why look for something else... Do that research before you buy... I can only see upgrading or changing if your gigs get bigger or something breaks.
Bose l1 sounds better.
How are they holding up
Thanks for going to the trouble to compare these two systems. I have a live Celtic band and did a gig once with a DJ who had two of the Evolves. It sounded so much better than my system (a powered Mackie mixer and EV non-powered speakers); it just blew me away. I decided to get something like that as soon as I could afford it. Has Bluetooth and you can use a phone app to control them, multiple inputs, easy to set up. I was wondering whether anyone else is doing live music with these things and if there's ever a feedback issue; I've heard that these are designed to defeat feedback. Another bandleader I know is using one Bose L1 and it does sound pretty good, no feedback, no monitors required, just an awesome sound, but very heavy and expensive. Is there a compelling reason to get the Bose, which is an extra $1000? I'd rather buy two EV's which comes to about $600 more than a single Bose. They say you get what you pay for, but in this case, probably even one Evolve is overkill for a band like mine. What do you think?
I noticed the Evolve was jus a hair weaker then the Bose. Maybe the low ends lost it’s presence. I’m searching right now and I was kinda leaning towards the Bose pro 16 any feed backs on that system?
Lot's of feedback LOL
Great review, EV 50m has my vote. Both are very good products. The song selection is a Nice Mash- up, where did you get it from? Multiple DJs have used the same track in their videos as well. I like it!!!
3:12bose, 4:21Ev
also looks cleaner when the B2 is turned the other way.
I was told to put the B2 on it's side not standing. Is that wrong?
it's generally made to stand, unless stacking, but it technically does not matter. Was the B2 in the + position?
It was in the plus position, and I disagree. Why would they have plastic pads on the sides if it's not made to lay on it's side?
ok, well at least it was on the + position.
The plastic pads are there b/c it's made to lock when stacking. When not stacking, it is made to go vertical. Also, if you look at the back, the label and text are all in the vertical position since that is the default position. The cool part is the logo can go either way. www.bose.com/en_us/products/speakers/portable_pa_speakers/l1-model-ii-system-with-b2-bass.html
@@louguzzo4977 that's just for stacking. Bose's own documents show it standing upright when standalone.
I love bose...one of most beautiful sound system
I watched to se thé L1, ended un love with tour song, me encanta Lo que cantas
Left one has too much treble and poor mids 😊
Yep. Sounds terrible. There' no body or vocal bloom. I think what gets him is the somewhat dry and punchy bass of the EV. Take them out and place them in a room with people, and that EV sounds muffled and boomy with zero "cut". Some systems are designed to sound great, and some systems are designed to sound like someone thinks what an audience wants without actually knowing.
How is good for live band. With live instruments and drums going all at once. Everything sounds good when its recorded and through studio.
i don’t get it.k
Try DB technologies es1203!! 1500$ in Europe
Bose sounds much better
What an appalling remix. Both Whitney and Rihanna would shit on this...
Bose invents and the rest try to copy!
By that logic a modern day copy of a car is not as good as the original model T in drive, comfort, speed, mileage, sound, aerodynamics, safety, storage, and on and on and on. Btw EV pro audio has been around much longer than Bose. BOSE has always been a home audio system
Y si el que copia es mejor, pues nada que hacer
@@yermain501 Na opinião de quem não entende merda nenhuma, pode ser melhor.
ev run things.
Where? When was the last time you saw EV do a major production?
my money when on db technology es 1203 , still love my ev 25 years in the businness.
I got a Bose L1 the sounds is meh. I'm starting to think Bose didn't Evolve.. LoL.
I have been a BOSE fan for a long time. I have to say that I am disappointed with the Bose L1 Mk 2 with BS2 sub. They sound amazing with background music. Hi Fi quality. However, as for a PA system they cannot hack it, even in pairs. Once they are driven to even a reasonable level they just break up. Bose has perfected the science of seduction for your ears. They sound so good until the room fills up. They are good for a solo act with acoustic set up or for solo vocalist with backing tracks only. The Bose L1 system requires very careful handling. It has been said that the original Bose Classic system was by far the best system ever for this particular product design. The EV Evolve system has yet to be tested at some point and I look forward to trying it out. Are there any other further systems that are worth considering?
EVs sound better
You don't like mids and clarity, do you...
Sir you should try the TURBOSOUND IP 3000 you won’t be dissatisfied
Sound is awful. Thought my headphones where broke.
Try Fbt vertus cs-1000
Jesus, what a terrible mash up . How can you compare any speakers with that racket '😩
Try hot natured benediction next time
Ha ha! Couldn't agree more! It would clear ANY dance floor!
I thought he was filming from a flying drone...
ev went to town, bose stayed home.
EV went out and got pissed. Forgot all about how to play music. Bose stayed home and practised. I suppose that's why the EV sounded like crap.
ALL such gimmicky gear is a waste of time and money. Get some real speakers.
So what type of speakers should I get?
absolutely true
@@louguzzo4977 EV EKX 15" or ETX and /or
Electro-Voice EKX-15P 15" Powered Speaker & 18" Subwoofer Duo Package
@@Vito_A_Labella What if we don't have the luxury of owning a large enough vehicle to transport dual 15's or 18's? And we make the best of what we got? your needs are not everyone's needs. Italians.
DJ PACMAN the person didn’t ask about size only about speakers. Take your head out of your woofer and answer the question
RCF Evox 8 will blow both of them away.
I heard a J8 at Guitar Center yesterday and it sounded muddy as could be compared to the EV Evolve 50. However, there was no mixer on the J8 that was there and it could be why it sounded muddy. I would like to hear the J12 that some of the DJs here are raving about so, I will have to find when these DJs are using them so, I can hear them. I am still in awe from hearing the EV Evolves since yesterday. They sounded great!
@@djblitz1985 I sold the rcf evox 8 ---wasn't impressed . Plus they look ugly!. I bought EVOLVE 50'S and they sound much better. The EV sub still sucks though---nice low end but DEFINATELY NOT A SUB. Between EVOX 8 & EVOLVE 50 NO COMPARISON, EV WINS BIG.
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Richy A Bautista Toys? Why would anyone call these toys? I play in a very successful duo or 3 piece and we make a living from the "toys"
Yeah Bose are over rated ev sounds better
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Evs suck compared to bose. Evs sound thin and cheap
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@David Petro I have the bose L1 S1 with the B2 and puts out super loud sound and even
terrible video